Individual behavior is an important factor in security, but according to the Information Security Forum there's a growing recognition that security awareness in isolation rarely leads to sustained behavior change. The ISF argues that organizations need to proactively develop a robust human-centred security program to reduce the number of security incidents associated with poor security behavior and is releasing a new digest to help. Titled, Human-Centred Security: Positively Influencing Security Behavior it's aimed at helping senior leaders to better understand the key drivers behind human behavior, how they can positively influence people and use the right techniques to empower employees… [Continue Reading]
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